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Victor Khomenko

In Reply to: Elizabeth posted by dave c on November 3, 2006 at 19:50:42:

They represent totally different categories.

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A real actor not just a soft focus pin up - dave c 14:22:26 11/04/06 (3)
Have you seen Little Fish?
- Little Fish - cdb 11:22:47 11/26/06 (0)
  This one is tough for american audiences; the dialouge is totally unintelligible (except for the f-bombs), and the 'plot' escapes me. It appears to be soap opera with lots of Vietnamese and an old gay guy in it. The day job is a video store, and I see nothing more than a string of set scenes w/ actors exchanging impossible-to-understand dialog.
  I made it about half way through... only lost $1 on it.
- No, not yet... but an Australian film with her in it - there needs not be a better invitation! (nt) - Victor Khomenko 16:21:16 11/05/06 (1)
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  - Australian cinema - dave c 18:09:17 11/05/06 (0)
    There is a distinct Aussie cinema developing; Little Fish, Three Dollars, Look Both Ways, The Proposition (although the others are all more or less contemporary), Jindabyne (taken from the Carver story "So Much Water So Close To Home") are gritty realist films.
    All worth seeing. None of them perfect, but very good nevertheless.
    A little depressing but that may be neccessary.

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